IN TE past ten years there have been many reports suggesting a causal relation-ship between
recurrent and intractable peptic ulcer and multiple endocrinopathies. In 1936, Houssay º …

… Generically, we write this as P(Y|H 0 ), where Y is the data and H 0 is the null hypothesis.
Technically, the hypothesis is a model with (known or unknown) parameters. For example, if we …

1. Cade JFJ: Lithium salts in the treatment of psychotic excitement. Med J Aust 1949; 2: 349-352
2. Schou M, Juel-Nielsen N, Stromgren E et al: The treatment of manic psychoses by …

REVASCULARIZATION of the heart by a localized operation upon the coronary artery has
not had the wide application or success that surgeons had hoped it would have. Therefore, at …

… The Bayes factor is 3.71 in favor of \(\mathcal {H}_0\) over the two-sided \(\mathcal {H}_1\). …
\(\mathcal {H}_0\) than under \(\mathcal {H}_1\). Because the Bayes factor favors \(\mathcal {H}…

Over the last decade, Bayesian networks (BNs) have become a popular tool for modelling
many kinds of statistical problems. We have also seen a growing interest for using BNs in the …

… We have a hypothesis H, and we show that it entails some observation D. Then we look for …
a Bayesian procedure and frequentist procedure give exactly the same answer, our Bayesian …

… We achieved this in less than 7 h of CPU time on a desktop PC. In the process, we also …
Assuming the genuine maximal tree is found in about 3 h, bootstrapping 1,400 times would …

… the basic tools of Bayesian statistical methods for their own … book as a quick introduction
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… where H denotes the parameter space under hypothesis H, fH denotes the probability
density function of the data under hypothesis H, y denotes the data, and pH denotes the prior …